This fact poses a challenge when it comes to digital footwear. It is likely to remain unnoticed.

Making such footwear bright and large can solve this issue - just like making it a harmonic accessory to the outfit.

I use Rhino for shaping and Blender for texturizing and rendering.

Some designers use Gravity Sketch + Keyshot.

There are Zbrush, Modo, Fusion360, and many more, too.

Naturally, there is some professional software for shoe making. I mean, Romans CAD or iCad3d+, which can hardly be found free of charge.

That's why most of the designers have to use available tools that aren't always the best choice for shoe making.

This is where the next difference between digital footwear and clothes comes into the spotlight

So, it is a good thing if you finalize your design concept BEFORE you start creating your shoes in 3D.

As soon as you export your model from one format to another, modifying the initial outlines can be really intricate.

Trying them on is similar to how you put on virtual clothes.

However, remember about your sole height. If you stand barefoot on the ground, virtual high platform boots won't fit. And vice versa - if you wear high heels on the picture, you will find it difficult to fit on any digital flats.

Like Wannakicks or Snapchat. You can add your shoes to one of these apps, and any person will be able to instantly try them on.

Wannakicks is all about being realistic, and Snapchat offers loads of entertainment stuff.

To add your footwear to the former, you'll need to contact the developers.

To add it to the latter, you can use Lens Studio and do it all on your own.

This list contains the virtual footwear that can be purchased and put on a real person only.

And yet, there are many more designers and shoes that are ready to move to the digital.

I'm sure we are going to see increasingly more new names in it any time soon.

Digital footwear designers are in for collaboration with garment designers, as they don't actually compete

but complement each other.

A good example is our collaboration with SXEMA brand for the show at MBFW 2020.

The correct answer is "A."

A simple white color scheme for usual sport shoes turned out to be the most popular one among all the virtual footwear by ISDKV.

And this is quite remarkable as quite recently everyone in the digital clothing industry has been sure that people would have preferred the most vivid and incredible things.

Try your hand in footwear design and make your own color scheme for virtual sport shoes! The ones you can instantly try on

For that, install Snapchat and follow the link: https://lens.snapchat.com/24f8f33c62dd4dcf906afc85d81fbace